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Planning Time To Write


In his book, "Achieving Financial Independence as a Freelance Writer," Ray Dreyfack, a full-time freelancer for 30 years, suggests that writers "ease" into full-time writing while maintaining their day jobs. If you're following this advice, either by choice or by necessity, you know that it's not always easy. Obligations to jobs and families tend to take priority over writing. It's easy to lose focus of your writing goals when you have so many distractions in your life.

A Mode of Transportation


Great writing transports one vicariously to realms that the reader would not otherwise experience.

Extreme Research: 10 Snappy Rules For Success


So you want to learn to research well, and not waste any time. Let's do it. Here are a few NECESSARY preliminary points.

Cheap Therapy


I call it cheap therapy. That gushing, near-religious, poured-from-the-body stress release that comes after writing my heart out for hours each day, delivers more balm to my soul than years of psychoanalysis.

Writers Block - Melting the Ice


What does one do as a writer who loves writing and feels empty of creativity?

8 Reasons Why A Freelance Writer Should Use the Internet


What a wonderful resource the Internet is!

Screenwriting, Screenplays, Screenwriters - Writing a Screenplay Using Structure


Effective screenwriting relies on the good understanding and use of structure.

Screenwriting, Screenplays, Screenwriters ? Incremental Productivity


When attempting to understand Creativity and Innovation, it pays to import the vast range of research and knowledge that has been accumulated in these fields ? most of it is to be found in the field of Business and Management.

Screenwriting, Screenplays, Screenwriters ? Good Ideas for Stories


The principle for writing good screenplays begins with good idea generation and then the use of structure to extrapolate that idea into a coherent story.

What is Screenwriting?


Simply put, it is the art of writing scripts for a visual medium. Unlike a play where the action is "talked out," the action within a screenplay is "acted out" visually. The old saying, "a picture is worth a thousand words" was never more appropriate in relation to screenwriting. Having had the benefit of reading many screenplays as a reader, one of the most annoying, teeth grinding, nails against a chalkboard, signal of bad screenwriting is when the reader is told something instead of shown something. For example, I can't put a number on the amount of screenplays I've read with descriptions like this:

How to Write a Short Story


Everybody knows writing a story is not easy. Like the drama or the poem, it is imaginative literature that should appeal to the emotions of the readers. Since it communicates the writer's interpretation of reality, there must be an artistic use of language to signify human experience. But how do we write a great short story? What are the things to keep in mind in order to come up with a short story that works? Here's a quick guide to get you started:

10 Things that Keep You from Writing Your Book? and What You Can do About It


9 out of 10 professionals and small business owners have at least one book or information product inside their head, but lack the time and organizational skills to get it out into digital or print form.

Writing Secrets You Must Know


Writing better is critical for students. But it?s even more important for business communicators.

Personal Journaling - Strategies To Make It Easy


Recently I was watching the Oprah show and it was about doing something really great in someones life. Was it buying them a special gift? Or taking them out? Not really.

Screenwriting ? The Value of Structure


Structure in the form of frameworks, work processes and goals enhances creative output:

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